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ANGARI Foundation Participates in 2026 Great Charity Challenge

The 2026 Great Charity Challenge presented by Fidelity Investments was a wonderful evening celebrating 36 local charities. The event theme was “Rhyme Without Reason” and the riders representing ANGARI Foundation turned out as pajamas, banana and Princess Diana. They placed 30th in the competition, earning ANGARI Foundation $19,000 in grant funding that will go directly towards the Foundation’s marine science educational efforts in Palm Beach County.

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Research on American Oystercatchers in the Indian River Lagoon

Learn about the fascinating tale of oystercatchers and oyster reefs, including how banding birds and capturing life history data enhances our understanding of their movements, mate selection and population information.

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14th Lagoon Drift Experiment After-Action Report Released

The Lake Worth Lagoon Drift Card Study depends on citizen scientists to observe the transport and accumulation of marine debris in our local waterways. Here are the results from our 14th experiment!

News & Updates Marine Debris

Scientist Gina Badlowski

Gina Badlowski is a Ph.D. candidate at Florida International University Santos Seascape Ecology Lab and a marine ecologist interested in trophic food web dynamics across seagrass-reef ecosystems.

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Scientist Sophia Hemsi

Scientist Sophia Hemsi is a Ph.D. candidate and marine ecologist at Florida International University, driven by a passion for uncovering the overlooked social lives of marine animals.

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Scientist Philip Gravinese

Dr. Philip Gravinese is an Assistant Professor of Marine Science at Eckerd College and his research is aimed at determining how both singular and simultaneous environmental stressors impact the early life history stages of marine invertebrates.

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Scientist Rick Householder

Rick Householder is Geospatial Program Director with Woolpert Inc. and the director of the Woolpert’s Award for the Florida Seafloor Mapping Initiative (FSMI) as well as an Associate Lecturer at Nova Southeastern University.

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Expedition 112: Coastal Ocean Explorers: Sharks - Palm Springs Community Middle School

A group of students and educators from Palm Springs Community Middle School spent a day onboard R/V ANGARI during a Coastal Ocean Explorers: Sharks expedition with scientists from Florida International University studying sharks in Palm Beach County.

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Diary of a Bull Shark - Movement Ecology in the Everglades

Will Sample discusses his research on the behavior of juvenile bull sharks within the Florida Everglades using nearly 20 years of movement data, as well as new approaches to classic field methods.

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Producing in the Wild

Discover how the Changing Seas marine science documentary series is produced from start to finish with Alexa Elliott.

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Drift Cards are in the Water for ANGARI Foundation's 14th Lagoon Drift Experiment

Our citizen science experiment is underway, and we need your help! At 1:00 PM ET today, we and our partners initiated the 14th experiment in our long-term study of regional marine debris movement in our waterways.